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Salisbury, Oct. 27, 1974 THE SUNDAY TIMES 0-5 21 67 GOTCHA! That's what Delmar High back Donald Johnson the Bi-State turf. Other Indian River players are Mike Traitt (22) is thinking as Forrest Manuel (20) grabs his jersey and (22) and Ross Ringler (67). Johnson, only a freshman, had about rips it off as Terry Curry (12) moves in for the stopper an outstanding night however, rushing for 123 yards on only in Friday night's 45-12 Indian River victory over Delmar on 15 carries for the Wildcats. (Times photo by R.

W. Walker) Indian River continues to flex its muscles after some meek seasons as evidenced by Friday night's 45 12 victory over Delmar. Looking at the contest statistically, both teams were fairly even in all offensive categories. Three Delmar pass interceptions killed potential scoring drives and seven fumbles, losing five only added to the Wildcat's woes. Daryl Jarman and Forrest Manuel were 1 the big guns for the streaking Indians.

Jarman scored runs of six and 13 yards while Manuel scored on a 31 yard run and 84 yards with a intercepted pass. Junior Jim Gibbs added the final Indians TD, coming on a nine yard run in the final period. Delmar scored in the second and fourth quarters, both coming on Wyatt Kerley Kerley connected with Jack Webb on a one yarder and later found Willy Winder with a 20 yard scoring strike. Freshman back Don Johnson was the leading ground gainer for the Cats with yards on 15 carries. Both teams had 14 first downs Indian River rushed for 264 yards to Delmar's 190 and passed for 65 to Delmar's 62 yards.

INDIAN RIVER 16 16 0 13 45 DELMAR 0 60 6-12 IR Jarman 7 run (Manuel pass fromBrowne) IR Manuel 31 run (Manuel pass from Browne) D- 1 pass from Kerley (run failed) Jarman 18 run (McCabe pass wrong Browne) Browne) Jarman 6 run (Wingate pass from failed) IR Manuel 78 run interception (run IR Gibbs, 89 run (Lowe kick) D-Winder 20 pass from Kerley (kick failed. JMB Harriers Dub Decatur Indian River Still Flexing Loop Muscle The James M. Bennett cross country team rolled to its seventh victory without a loss Fridav when running past Stephen atur, 19 44 at Decatur. Rob Abresch was again the winner. This marks the third straight race the Clipper harrier has won in record setting time -all on away courses.

Abresch's time was 15:43. Decatur's Harry Morris was the second place finisher, but the Clippers went on to capture the next eight places. Bruce Abresch was third and Brian McAllister was fourth with Jay Means in at fifth and Mike Wheeler ran sixth. After six straight away meets, the Clipper harriers return to their home City Park course to lost Queen Anne's in a meet which could determine the Bayside Conference championship. OUCH! Chris Bynum (24) somewhere buried Mike Truitt, (75) Harrison Custis and a host in this pack of Indian River defenders, prob- of others.

In background is (12) Delmar ably feels this is the last place he'd prefer quarterback Wyatt Kerley and (20) Art Abto be at this very moment. Nevertheless, the bott. Jim Givans is number 24. (Times Photo) freshman back takes his lumps from (22) Johnson Scores Four Pony IDs Dallas Johnson scored four touchdowns, on runs of five, five, 11 and 35 yards, to carry Chincoteague to a 45-6 romp over Onancock Friday night at Onancock. The Ponies, now 5-3, pieced together scoring drives of 80, 60, 60, 50, 45 and 30 yards.

Birch, Wade and Theo Townsend scored Chincoteague TDs also. The Blue Devils' only score came in the second period on a 35 yard scoring pass from David I Forrest to David Strand. The Ponies host Cape Charles Friday night. Score by quarters: Chin. 15 6 12 12-45 Onancock 0 6.0 0-1 Chinco.

scoring D. Johnson, 5 yd. run (Clay kick); Birch, 3 yd. run (Conklin pass); D. Johnson, 5 yd.

run (pass failed); D. Johnson, 11 yd. run (kick failed); W. Townsend, 2 yd. run (kick failed); T.

Townsend, 1 yd. run (pass failed); D. Johnson, 35 yd. run (kick failed). Onancock scoring D.

Strand, 35 yd. pass from Forest (run failed). SSC Netters Bow To AU, 4-1 The Salisbury State women's tennis team dropped its final match of the season Friday to American University. The She Gulls lost 4-1 and the only win came as the No. 1 doubles team of Jessica Fennel and Shelia Lofland defeated the AU team of Gina Hodge and Mary Buckler in three sets, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4.

In its third season, the She Gulls netters finished with a 2- 4 record. Terrors, Vikings, Colts Gain Victories The Green Terrors ly defeated the Black Knights 6 to 0 as Ernie Davis scored on a 46 yard run in Salvation Army Boys' Club. In a second game Billy Jackson broke a senior league record for a season with 167 points as he led the feated Colts to a 51 9 victory over the Eagles. The Vikings remained undefeated in the junior league by knocking off a tough Blue Devil eleven, 6 0. The only score of the game was a 50- yard pass interception by Keith Melvin.

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Quarterback Kelly Wroten rifled three touchdowns passes, two to Bobby Kinnamon and ran one himself in leading the Raiders into a first place Con- Easton the Bayside ference Flight A division. Easton was idle this weekend and hosts Cambridge Saturday in a showdown of division powers. Wroten connected with Kinnamon on passes of seven and nine yards a and hit end Ennals 16 yard play. er Camgridge scores were turned in by Andrew Cornish, Bobby Jackson and Craig Linthicum. The Raiders led at' the half, 36 0.

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Camb. scoring Kinnamon, 7 yd. pass from Wroten (run failed); Wroten, 1 yd. run (Hubbard run); Ennals, 16 yd. pass from Wroten (run failed); Cornish, 4 yd.

run failed); Cannon, safety; Linthicum, 46 yd. run (Wroten run); Kinnamon, 9 yd. pass from Wroten (Linthicum run); Jackson 1 yd. run (Majors run). Cut From Payroll OXFORD, Miss.

(AP) BilKinard, who was fired last year as head football coach at the University of Mississippi, has been cut off the Ole Miss payroll, school officials said. Chancellor Porter L. Fortune said the checks were cut off in August after officials were unable to reach Kinard to discuss his new coaching job with the NFL's Green Bay Packers. Kinard had over three years remaining on his $28,500 a year contract when he was fired last fall. He was replaced by former Coach John Vaught after the Rebels lost two of their first three games in 1973.

But Ballard and Snow Hill weren't through. On the second half kickoff, the Eagle quarterback took the ball and sprinted 83 yards for the touchdown which broke Caroline's back. Later in the period Ballard ed his third TD of the night on another one yard sneak. Nate Barkley rounded out the ing with a nine yard score. Monty Fisher got the Eagles on the scoreboard first, in the initial period when scoring from 19 yards out.

North Caroline packed all its scoring in the first half and was blanked over the final two periods. SNOW HILL had five interceptions with Hardy picking off three Bulldog passes. The Eagles amassed roughly 313 total offensive yards in their best game so far this season. Fisher finished with 86 yards rushing and Barkley was next with 66. Snow Hill is now 4-3 in the Flight and 5-3 overall and chances are looking brighter of a Class state tournament berth.

Score by quarters: Snow Hill 6 8 16 6 36 North Caroline 6 7 0 0-13 SH scoring Fisher, 19-yd. failed); 1 yd. run (Hardy pass); Ballard, 83 yd. kickoff return yard (Fisher run); Ballard, 1 yd. run (Ballard run); Barkley, 9 yd.

run (run failed). NC scoring Loescher, 1 yd. run (kick failed); Porter, 19 yd. pass from Loescher (kick failed). 2.